(Image: GIOVANNI BATISTA RODRIGUEZ)
(Image: GIOVANNI BATISTA RODRIGUEZ)
ALEX Scott has withdrawn from the England squad through injury and could be set for around two months on the sidelines in a big blow for the Cherries.
Scott felt some pain in his quad before the Croatia game, where he made his full debut, but played through it to start and impress for the Three Lions.
He has now withdrawn from the squad and is set for a spell on the sidelines.
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Scott will return to Bournemouth for assessment this week to find out the extent of the injury, but it is a real blow to Marco Rose’s side.
Scott has been one of the standouts for the Cherries this season, and has played all but three minutes in Bournemouth’s Premier League and Europa League matches this term.
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He has scored once and provided two assists in six games after a superb season last term that helped the Cherries qualify for Europe.
Scott’s early-season form earned him recognition from Thomas Tuchel, who called him up to the England squad for this international break.
He made his Three Lions debut off the bench against Czechia and made his full debut in the 7-0 demolition of Croatia.